Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01

'- gan uecane its pOssessor, together with tue Ohicsgo homestead, constitutes al- most the entire fortune left for the sup port or ms widow, her chief remaining resources oeing She expected proceeds 3 rom the sale of the Generals book. AL ready project has been privately dis cussed among congressman of providing Tor her future by a pension bill based 1, upon the generals military service, and 3 none has been heard to question the
 PrOpriety of this course.
 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL. Members ofthe Illinois delegation in
 congress, who are now in Washington,
 neld 6 meeting st the Logan mansion |
 thls afternoon m compliance with the !
 suggestion 0f Mrs. Logan. for cOnsulta-
 tion. Mrs. LOgan's wishes with regard |
 10 the funeral arrangements were made l
 known by Representative Henderson.
 with whom she had been conferrlng.
 Her inclinatIOns favored the funeral iu |
 the senate chamber after the reasseun-
 bling ofeongress, and interment in the |
 meantime m the Congressional cemetery |
 here. The matter was discussed bus DO I
 conclusion Sss reached. the object be- | ing postponed until tomorrow.
 Senator Sherman was at the mansion |
 this afternoon, and was m consultation |
 with Mrs. Logan, who sought his advice
 regarding the arrangements. He has
 already made a selection of the commit
 tee to represent the senate, but with | holds it's announcement until arrange
 ments shall be determined upon.
 General Beale has this afternoon re- ceived dispatch from Mir. Walker | Blaine, in Chicago, announcing the re-
 ceipt by him of a telegram from his | father in Augusta, expressing the wish | that he (Wslker) should represent his father at the funeral. The dispatch also conveys the writer's personal condOlence. It IS supposedithst Blame made the re- quest upon tbe assumption that the re-
 mains would be conveyed at once to
 Chicago, and that the obsequies would
 take place there.
 General Albert Ordway, head of the
 Washington OOmmsnaery of the Loyal
 Legion, has appointed 8 committee to
 represent the commsndery Rt the funer-
 sL Mrs. LOgsn's residence was today
 connected by wire with the main Wash
 inRtOn office of the Western Union Tele-
 graph Co, and its facilities are freely placed at the disposal of the family.
 It is learned III advance of the meet !, ing of the Illinois delegation that 1t IS probable that the funeral will be post
 pOned until after the assembly of con gress, it being the prevailing impression of all friends that General Logan's prominent service in the U s. senate ! makes 1t specially fitting that his Ob- sequies should take place ln the capitol
 SAN FRANCIsCO, December 27.-R DinsmOre & Co.,, stock brokers, who failed during the recent stock excite ment, filed a petition insolvency to- day. Liabilities Sl45,l5O, assets S96,- SUj.
 CHICAGO, December 27.-Pinkerton ] thIs afternoon made his first public statement respecting the arrest of the parties participating in the express rob bery On the St. Louis & San Francisco railway. He began by declaring that I the stories printed as tO the affair were wild misrepresentgtions, and that the C agency had arrested their men last Friday afternoon. one of whom was the | person who signed the name, Jim Cum mings. to the St. Louis papers, and the E other two were his contederstss. They c nasYay. .b-o., I
 SACRAMENTO, December E.-Governor StOnemRn to-day pardOned W. 5. MOr rIson, who stole the charitable fund of + the order of Chosen Friends, con victed of grand larceny in San Fran ( CISCO June Sth, 1885, and sentenced to ten years st Folsom, on condition 10 Im- | mediately leave the state never to re- turn. The pardon was recommended by 5 the board of prison directors who regard hIm as insane.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, December 2.-Ihe 36 inch objective lenses for the Lick c .N Nmr.a AaU from the east. The lenses will be re K moved from the train to day and taken to Mount Hamilton. q
 SAN FRANCIsCo, December 2I.-Chief Justice Morrison, while walking toward a window in his roOD at the Occidental " hotel last night tripped over fOOtstoOl II and struck the window, breaking pane. He received a wound two inches long h over the left eye. The Judge IS confined C to hIs bed from the loss of blood but bis O physicians say be will be about ID day or two.
 WAsHISGToS, December 21.-Repre- sentative springer says hC intends tO se- x cure If possible, the passage by the pre- r' sent congress Of his bill to provide an O enabling act for the admission of DskO- C to, Montana, New Mexico and Washing fl ton Territory. He says II will probably SC not be possible to get the committee on si territories to report on the bill, but he 5 will try and have 1t substituted by the house for some other territorial admis- e siOn bill when the latter comes up for al He thinks the idea Of of admitting all at cnce will prevent oppO- V sitiOn on party grounds. as they will he V equally divided politically. As new states they will have no voice ID the s presidential election of loss. Il
 PETALUMA, December 27.-1he Sono- a ma Brewery took fire this morning and burned down with it's contents. IL has II been in litigation for some time and was not in use. The loss IS about $6, coo, and II was insured by one partner for S2.5O. Q The building was to have been sold on O the foreclosure of mortgage tomorrow. E The fire IS believed to have been incen- D diary,
 SGs FRASClsCo, December 27-Best < ' Belcher 6.75, ChOllar 45O. Crocker 90, Il Con. Cal. Virginia IA %. Peer 45, Peer less 5j, Ophir 500, Savage 6.l5, Hale < Norcross 3.SO. Confidence. 7.jO, Potosl 725, Sierra Nevada 1. .4U, II"'On Con. $40, J Utah f JO, Yellow Jacket 40.
 PHILADELPHIA, December 2.-Unlsss | word IS received from the general exc cutiye board of the Knights of Labor to- day, granting the demand of assemblies of machine constructors for local trades { charter, nearly four thousand knights m this city. and thousands m other parts of the country will draw from the or |, der.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, December 27.-The residents In the vicinity of Sutisr and Buchanan streets were startled by loud explosion yesterday. An investigation showed that 8 dynamite bomb had been placed under the Sutter cable h2e, near the corner mentioned. The explosion did little damage Co the track.
 SAN LUIS OBIsPo. December 2I-NeTs has reached here of fatal accident which occurred on Christmas day al San , Jose valley. twenty four miles east oi here. Two men were qusrrellng ID me , saloon of J. FeiIz, when one drew DIS tol in threatening manner. Fellz inter
 posed, taking the pistol from the man,
 and in the struggle, the weapon was dis
 ~harUed aau3fnU a bullat through tla l